The Natick Hybrid Town Meeting Committee voted 5-2-1 to conditionally remove a member's name from its final report. Moved by Frank Foss and seconded by Saul Beaumont, the motion faced opposition from Josh Ostroff and Larry Drolet; Chair Grace Keeney abstained.
Hybrid Town Meeting Committee approved its draft report on hybrid town meeting operations. Chair Grace Keeney and the committee voted 7-0-1 to approve the substance but divided 4-3-1 on formatting. Committee members debated whether the executive summary should include survey data on member
Natick's Hybrid Town Meeting Committee voted unanimously to advance a revised home rule petition ahead of a Finance Committee hearing and October Town Meeting.
Natick Hybrid Town Meeting Committee unanimously approves revised Home Rule Petition motion. Chair Grace Keeney led the committee in voting unanimously on Motion B, a revised Home Rule Petition that removes a language term recommended by counsel. Committee Clerk Josh Ostroff moved the motion,
Natick's Hybrid Town Meeting Committee voted 8-1 to accept town counsel's edits to one warrant motion but stalled on its home rule petition. Patricia Demeo was the lone vote against the Motion C edits; minutes show the roll call with no debate beforehand.
Natick committee approves hybrid Town Meeting resolution edits. The Hybrid Town Meeting Committee voted to accept edits to Motion C, its proposed resolution enabling remote and hybrid participation in future Town Meetings, by roll call vote with only Patricia Demeo opposed. Committee Chair Grace
Natick's Hybrid Town Meeting Committee advanced a fall warrant article and two of three related motions, deferring a vote on its home rule petition.
Natick Hybrid Town Meeting Committee approves draft articles, defers petition vote. The committee voted 5-1 with one abstention to accept a draft article containing a non-binding resolution directing town staff and officials on hybrid town meeting implementation, subject to Town Counsel review, on
Natick's Hybrid Town Meeting Committee voted to send its draft report and warrant articles to Town Counsel for review ahead of an August 20 warrant deadline.
Natick Hybrid Town Meeting Committee unanimously approves sending study for legal review. The committee voted unanimously on a motion by member Frank Foss (seconded by Saul Beaumont) to send its draft report and supporting documents to Town Counsel for legal review. Seven members were present for
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